Refresh rate: 50 Hz
Resolution: 384x288
FOV: 16.3° × 12.3° (H × V)
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The StingIR 384 miniature observational thermal monocular is equipped with a 384×288, 12 micron, sub-25mK thermal detector and a high-resolution OLED display. The StingIR is a full-featured unit, weighing less than 7 ounces/200 grams. The monocular can be helmet mounted for hands-free operations, or used as a standalone handheld device. The SingIR with included weapon mounts can also be used as a stand-alone thermal scope, or thermal clip-on, making it one of our most versatile offerings.
Other features include a digital compass, inclinometer, up to 4x digital zoom and the ability to be powered by two types of replaceable CR123 or 18650 batteries. The high-sensitivity built-in thermal detector provides you with a clear view in any lighting condition. The monocular is suitable for security enforcement, outdoor hunting, wilderness exploration, search and rescue and other fields.
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Digital Compass
Yes
Exit Pupil Diameter
20 mm
Detector type
12 μm Uncooled VOx Microbolometer
FFC (Flat Field Correction)
Auto (1 to 10 min. interval) or Manual
Refresh rate
50 Hz
Resolution
384×288
Lens (focal length)
16 mm
Field of view (H × X)
16.3° × 12.3° (H × V)
Digital zoom
1×, 2×, 3×, 4×
Diopter adjustment range
-5 to +2 dpt
Monitor
1024×768 OLED
Video output
PAL video output via USB port
Battery Type
One CR123A(3V) or RCR123(3.7V) or 18650(4.2V)
Battery Operating Time
CR123A - up to 3 hours / RCR123 - up to 2 hours / 18650 - up to 5 hours CR123A - up to 2.5 hours / RCR123 - up to 1.5 hours / 18650 - up to 4.5 hours
External power supply
5 VDC/2 A, 1.5 W
Operating Temperature Range
-10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F)
Weight
200 g (7.0 oz)
Overall Dimensions
140 × 70 × 50 mm (5.5 × 2.7 × 2.0 in)
Protection Level
IP67
Magnification
1×
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